Re: [Plib-devel] Serious problem with Windows SVN build

[John F. F. <joh...@cy...>]

	I guess my primary question is, is this an artifact of the way I 
downloaded SVN or is it something intrinsic?  Until we figure this out we 
probably shouldn't do anything.

	Let me try downloading it differently.

- John


-----Original Message-----
From:	Olaf Flebbe
Sent:	Saturday, September 15, 2007 2:55 PM
To:	PLIB Developers
Subject:	Re: [Plib-devel] Serious problem with Windows SVN build

Hi,

>>         While trying to build the examples in my SVN tree last night I
>> realized that the SVN checkout no longer puts the top-level PLIB
>> directory files into a directory named "plib".  This means that the
>> "#include <plib/ul.h>" statements are now broken.  Has anybody run into
>> this before?  What do you propose that we do about it?
>
> I have no Windows machine at the moment to test this(even thought you
> probably already tested it with a fresh checkout to see if it was
> because of recent patches or not), but, if most programs use
> <plib/ul.h> (and even more if that's the right way of using it), I
> suggest that the behavior is reverted.

If it breaks the examples, I would recommend reverting it. If I
understood the problem correctly this is not an especially new feature
in plib, I know it since the CVS days. I never built an plib example ;-)

Olaf


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